NEW YORK
Times Union
By Tim O’Brien Wednesday, August 17, 2016
COLONIE — An Episcopal priest from Delmar was sentenced Wednesday to three years’ probation for trying to film a woman as she changed in a Salvation Army store.
The Rev. Adam Egan pleaded guilty in Colonie Town Court in May to a misdemeanor charge of attempted unlawful surveillance. He was arrested Dec. 23 in the store on Troy-Schenectady Road in Latham.
At his sentencing, Egan was also ordered to pay $255 in fines and fees and given a host of restrictions on his behavior.
Colonie police said Egan tried to flee the building after the victim noticed a camera peeking over the top of a curtain and contacted police. Officers caught him nearby and said Egan tried to delete a video on a device he was carrying.
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